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Hydrate and exercise. Supposedly chewing on black peppercorns helps too but I've never needed to try it...I like being high.

What pH are you running? Are you certain your drip emitters are completely saturating the coco?

That's exactly how mine looked, got even worse as it got bigger. Mine wasn't a lighting issue, just shitty genetics.

For the additives, yes for the most part. For the A+B I only use it as a reference point, different strains need different amounts.

Ended up getting right at 5oz, and I even let them over-dry a bit. :o Never got anywhere close to that from an auto, and the real kicker is I didn't train at all and the seeds were freebies. These are half-gallon mason jars btw.

Been growing in 100% coco (no perlite...waste) and using Canna for 5 years. I tried GH once to save some money, it was fine but I wasn't near as happy with the results so switched back. I've always used just the Coco A+B and the PK 13/14 when needed but recently decided to splurge and add the...

Dude it ended up being a male so I tossed it. And it was a supposed feminized GG from Home Grown Cannabis Co...I will never buy from there again, almost every seed I got from that order had some kind of issue.

Please dont cut those down in a week.

Using perlite in coco is a waste of perlite. Its not needed. I do however put a 1/4" layer at the bottom of the pot to aid with drainage, but even that isn't necessary.

I like DC Seed Exchange. US based, great people and always sends freebies no mater how small your order is.

Like I said it could be the strain, or my monitor but the leaves look extremely dark green. Some strains are just like that though, if you're not noticing any other issues its likely fine.

Looks great man, especially for your first time. Nitrogen looks a little high but it could just be the strain.

If it is a strain with weak genetics they could very easily herm on you, keep a close eye on them.

I dont know if I'm really seeing much benefit from them. And for the price (especially the Boost) so far it doesn't seem to be worth it. For the record, I just started using both during my current grow about a month ago, so after harvest I may change my tune but I'm kind of doubting it.

100% coco with a half inch layer of perlite at the bottom. I've grown in everything, this is by far my favorite method, zero pest issues. Also did a clone comparison a couple time between 100% coco and 80/20 coco/perlite...100 coco resulted in a better yield both times by a decent margin. I use...

EC coming out lower than what you put in is very rare for coco, my guess is poor feed distribution. If your plants are burning or showing decencies even though your EC runoff is lower than what you put in its likely the salts are accumulating in one area because the coco isnt being saturated evenly.

A girl to go down while you trim. I'll be honest, that was the greatest tool I ever added to my arsenal. Makes trim days a breeze.

Some strains are picky, but I've never had any issues defoliating even after buds have started to form and I've grown at least 30 different strains over the last 5 years. My last batch I defoliated and lollipopped after buds were showing and didn't have any stress issues. These plants are way...

Yeah that thing already has some red hairs and barely formed...my guess is your lighting is far from adequate. It could be ready in a couple weeks and yield next to nothing, or it could have 5-7 more weeks left. Impossible to know based on the information you've given us.

That is true, but I wouldn't recommend that long in coco...it dries out way faster than soil.